The Borneo Post - 2023-09-24

• Premier: Sarawak owns rights over its carbon capture, not Putrajaya
• Remarkable surge in Sarawak’s reserves
• M’sia has all it takes to rise again as vibrant economy – PM
• Abang Jo: Sarawak wants National Energy Council seat
• Borneo Cup internatio­nal lion dance championsh­ip in the works, says mayor
• Sarawak to build shared labs in every district for science, technology education
• Premier: Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu remains committed to safeguardi­ng Sarawak’s rights
• Nancy: Strategic plans under the Policy on PwD are currently being implemente­d
• Public share views on GST, SST complexiti­es
• WTD 2023 a two-pronged plan to drive local tourism growth – Ting
• 18 homeless after fire guts three houses in Jalan Kpg Nangka
• Tunku Putra-HELP family fun day a hit, turnout exceeds 2,300
• Be ready to grab opportunit­ies from newly discovered oil fields, O&G players told
• Fatimah: Children’s Representa­tive Council nears setting-up
• ‘New Salvation Army Home conducive for children’
• Madani Economy: RM400 mln allocated for growth of micro-enterprise­s
• Robust insurance system crucial — Dr Sim
• Adapt to changing educationa­l landscape, teachers urged
• ‘‘Wallahi Wabillahi Watallahi’ phrase not stipulated in Sixth Schedule’
• ‘Living out their dreams’
• ‘Proud of his heritage’
• ‘Padang Merdeka was empty: A foreshadow­ing?’
• ‘Bigger, better Kanowit Fest this year with waterfront completion’
• Japanese Film Festival returns Oct 5 to 8 at GSC CityONE Megamall
• Support from community essential in drug-abuse prevention, says Lo
• Three-cornered fight in Pelangai
• Senator: Govt should improve IP registrati­on process
• Polytechni­c carries out CSR programme at PPDK, donates RM1,600
• Some 1,500 Kapit folks gather to watch lantern procession
• Indian football team aims to overcome ‘big problem’
• Defiant Jones insists he’s doing best thing for Australia
• Speedy Tigers ready to turn on the heat in Hangzhou
• Australian protesters fight Indigenous rights reform
• US prosecutor­s charge high-ranking senator with bribery and extortion
• Flood-hit port city Derna to host internatio­nal aid conference
• Ukraine president bolsters war support in Canada trip
• NZ probes mystery illness killing rare penguins
• Crowdfundi­ng conservati­on: A Pacific island’s plan to protect its waters
• Recycling plastic not enough, warns UN environmen­t chief
• Haiti crisis force finally gathers steam after UN talks
• Australia’s firefighte­rs face worst season in years
• He ‘gentle parents’ the squirrels on his balcony – millions now watch
• Store to customers: ‘Please do not take Leo’s shirt off’
• How climate change worsened the catastroph­ic flood in Libya
• Scientists find the ‘missing ingredient’ for pink diamonds
• Scientists warn entire branches of the ‘Tree of Life’ going extinct
• Tyre maker honoured for tackling electric car pollution
• New-look Gucci goes back to the classics
• Amazon says ads coming to Prime Video streaming in 2024
• Rodriguez keen to make another Spy Kids movie
• Hopes rise for end to Hollywood writers’ strike as talks extend
• Accused of rape, Russell Brand speaks of ‘distressin­g’ week
• Making Blade Trinity a fraught experience — Goyer
• Shell celebrates Sabah LiveWIRE winners
• Eye on Sabah’s bespoke furniture maker
• Elevating the Sabah creative and culture handicraft experience
• Cultivatin­g coffee culture
• Ask and We WILL Answer
• Time to focus on Thailand’s outlook in 4Q23
• Bursa Malaysia likely to trend lower amid cautious market sentiment
• At dementia cafes, forgotten orders are all part of the service
• Invasive species on the menu at London restaurant
• ‘Please write me,’ she scribbled on a random egg in 1951 – someone just did

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